Dear valued Main Line Newcomer members and guests,
As the world faces this challenging time, our thoughts and prayers are with those who have been affected by the COVID-19 outbreak. I want to personally reach out to thank you for your support and to let you know what we are doing during this unfortunate time.
We recognize that many throughout our country cannot leave their homes and that many of our members have to work from home or close their businesses and stay more isolated in order to prevent the spread of the virus.
We have decided to do our part by temporarily suspending all in-person club activities and will update you when we resume but it will not be until after the summer.
If any member needs some assistance, please don’t hesitate to reach out and we can see how our community can help!
Please contact me at president@mainlinenewcomers.org.
May you, your family and friends stay healthy and strong. Thank you for being part of the Main Line Newcomers Club.
Warmest regards,
Shirley Whitaker, President MLNC
Welcome to theMain Line Newcomers ClubWe are a social club for women of all ages who live on or near Philadelphia's Main Line. Membership is open to new arrivals and established residents who are interested in making new friends and welcoming people to our community. Spend some time exploring our site and if you would like to know more or join us for one of our Meet & Greet events please write to us. To become a member complete the online membership form. Whether you love to read, paddle, play cards, cook new recipes, explore new places or volunteer, we have something for you. So join us, make some friends and have some fun! |
Upcoming events
| Meet & Greet
We host informal get togethers, every month or two, for new and prospective members. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet members of the club and learn all that the MLNC has to offer.
Please join us, we would love to get to know you! Next Event: TBD For more information contact Meet and Greet | Recent HappeningsIn October, the Gallivanter group went to Rittenhouse Town and the first paper mill in the US. Followed with a walk along the Wissahickon and a picnic lunch.
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